Is this a stand alone or an expansion to the original Munchkin game?
15583
It is a stand alone core set, much like the Conan or Legends set, and also like those two, it has the fantasy base (back and card style) so it can easily be blended in with other fantasy sets without the worry of different backs.
15584
It's a stand alone game. You can mix it into other cards if you like, but you can pull this right out of the box and play it as is.
15585
Pathfinder is stand alone. I highly recommend it. I own original plus expansions,zombies, apocalypse, and this is one of my favs. I suggest the gobsmacked and dragons expansions to just add more monsters.
15586
Hi! It can definitely be played as a stand alone game, but it works seamlessly with all the other exansions. I think it is fun to mix them all together, it makes for larger decks and the same old cards pop up less. Have fun!
2090255
It is a complete game, but there are expansions available. This is not the "Illuminati NWO" CCG, this is the original card/board game that preceded NWO and predates the CCG explosion of the '90s.
830383
Each of the D&D; boardgames are standalone. You needn't buy anything else to play! It even comes with the dice you need. This is the best of the three (Ravenloft and Drizzt are the other two), so you would be making a good choice with this one.
106613
As in an expansion? As far as I know, there are no options for new cards, other than the ones that come in the original game.
1814673
The one I purchased was the first edition of the expansion. I don't know of the second is out yet.
1476759
The original game has the instructions and the majority of the cards. Buy expansions later on.
200374
No, intrigue is a stand alone expansion that contains all the cards you need to play the game. It's also an awesome set! Have fun!
746870
I brought this for my Granddaughter, but I do believe you need the first one since it is called an expansion pack, sounds like it expands the original version. Elizabeth
1559073
Yes. The only thing that has to match is the name of the version, such as Munchkin, Munchkin Zombies, Munchkin Cthulhu. The numbers are to denote the various expansion sets, for each version.
1475990
Nope! This version serves as a base set (victory cards and treasure cards), so it will work in place of the original if you're using an expansion
73147
Hi, according to my son, the cards are exactly the same as Munchkin 1 (original) the only bonus to this set is that you have a board to move your pieces on so you don't have to use other items to try to remember which level you are on. If you already have the original, you would probably not want to get this. Hope that helps.
73149
It is a reprint of munchkin 1 plus some extras like pawns and a board to track player level.
182457
This is the main game. It can be played by itself without the expansions. The expansions that you can purchase are usually labeled very clearly as expansions. The expansions add a bit of variety to the main game, but not necessary.
460856
That is just the addd-on. You needed to get the original game that included the expansions. Now you have to buy disc with original game.
968736
Yes for the family version included in the game. I would introduce the full game after trying the family version.
2085931
I suppose you could. All the expansion packs provide both types of cards needed to play but they don't provide as many cards as the original game does.
1535921
No, they are separate add-ons that add additional cards and mini boards on top of what you get in "Factions". Factions is the first large expansion, and the Faction packs are mini-expansions.